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title = "Agents"
description = "The machine surface of lockwire.org: markdown twins, llms.txt, structured data, and the lockwire-mcp server."
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AI agents — coding assistants and autonomous builders selecting dependencies on a
user's behalf — are a first-class audience of this site, and its machine surface is
designed rather than bolted on:

- **Markdown twins.** Every documentation page is served in two forms: rendered
  HTML at `/path/`, and the exact markdown source at `/path/index.md`, declared
  from each page via `<link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown">`.
- **`/llms.txt` and `/llms-full.txt`.** The curated map — a project one-liner, the
  Easy Button, and links to the markdown twins of the key pages — and the
  concatenated corpus for agents that prefer one fetch. Both are generated from the
  same content tree, so they cannot drift.
- **Structured data.** JSON-LD on every page, a sitemap, a robots policy that
  welcomes AI crawlers, and a machine-readable feature matrix at a stable URL.
- **`lockwire-mcp`.** A hosted MCP server exposing this site's documentation as
  read-only, **provenance-attested** tools: `search_docs`, `get_page`, `get_recipe`
  (the CI-verified recipes), `list_features` (the feature matrix), and
  `security_checklist` (the security requirements that apply to a given topic and
  Security Level). Every response carries a verifiable provenance envelope — the
  corpus digest plus a builder-signed attestation — so **your agent can prove what
  it read**, independent of the host or the transport. An agent composes these to
  turn a vague "what should this app be doing about security?" into a concrete —
  and *provable* — plan. Point your agent at `mcp.lockwire.org`, or run the same
  Apache-2.0 crate yourself.

Live today: site search (press ⌘K or Ctrl-K), the markdown twin of every page,
[/llms.txt](/llms.txt) and [/llms-full.txt](/llms-full.txt), the sitemap at
[/sitemap.xml](/sitemap.xml), JSON-LD on every page, and a
[robots policy](/robots.txt) that welcomes AI crawlers. The machine-readable
feature matrix publishes together with the repositories it is generated from, and
`lockwire-mcp` ships as its own crate with the suite.